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by Martin Shawne
Konnichiwa (hello in Japanese) is a very basic, yet very powerful word and can be used anywhere in the world when approaching a Japanese girl. The conversations that follow can only occur if, and only if, you start off by saying “Hello”.
There is not a more powerful word in the world than a [...]
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The Power Of “Konnichiwa”
Posted by admin on July 30th, 2010
An Email Template for Japanese Girls
Posted by xanDer on July 14th, 2010
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The email template below was created for a high-income professional in the translation business. His job and interests provided the foundation for the email strategy.
Selecting date locations, developing a conversation and activities strategy and fashion coordination are all part of a client consultation and coaching package.
Success with Japanese girls does not have to be [...]
Promises and Dating Japanese women
Posted by xanDer on June 19th, 2010
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It’s funny how often people make little promises to each other during the course of the day – and often, people don’t keep these promises. But if you are in a relationship with a woman, she will expect you to keep some of the promises you make, even if you don’t realize you made them. [...]
What do Japanese women REALLY think?
Posted by xanDer on May 6th, 2010
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One of the greatest mysteries on the planet for most men is how women think. Personally, I believe that women think a lot more than men do. A lot of women get together with their friends and over-analyze everything about a man. Yet most men are clueless when it comes to how women really think – [...]
How to date Japanese Women: Storytelling for Japanese Girls
Posted by xanDer on April 22nd, 2010
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Here’s how to lock that Japanese girl into you.
Everybody has either heard about or actually had a bedtime story read to them or recreated from memory from someone who loved them. Go back to that time and think about how the story made you feel and how you felt about the person who told it. [...]
End Sexlessness with a Japanese woman
Posted by xanDer on March 26th, 2010
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Japanese women are well known for gradually reducing the sex they have with their partners or husbands. Some couples only have sex once or twice a month! Foreign men often cry and moan about the lack of sex with the Japanese women in their lives.
Real men say, “NO!” to no-sex. They do not accept the [...]
New “Rules of Attraction” for Dating Japanese Women
Posted by xanDer on March 11th, 2010
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After years of dating, I have come to discover that the old rules of attraction no longer apply. With new generations come new rules and expectations for the dating scene.
Three Is a Magic Number
One of the biggest myths about dating is that you can tell if you are attracted to another person in about 3 [...]
Posted in Attraction Sex & Dating, Japanese Culture, Online/Offline Tips & Strategies 
Tags: Attraction, seduction 
0Japanese women: How to meet and date Japanese girls – Their Fetish for…
Posted by xanDer on March 7th, 2010
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Meeting and dating Japanese girls is easy! They have a fetish for studying English.
They are as close as the local Japanese restaurant, dance club, junior college, dating or eLearning(Japanese language study or English language study) websites. Search for English language study websites or places where Japanese girls may go to study English in your area [...]
Style is important to me.
Posted by xanDer on May 28th, 2007
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Perhaps I'm a little strange. When I look at a woman, the first thing I notice is how she's dressed. Do I like her fashion sense? If I like her style then I try to look at her hands and feet(if she has open toed shoes or sandals on). Then I notice her weight and [...]
Get to know her: Ask the right questions
Posted by xanDer on April 28th, 2007
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Everyone loves a good listener and nearly everyone knows this, so why is it that men are often poor listeners in relationships? Being a good listener seems to be less of a problem in the workplace than in the home. Listening to others is required at work to get tasks done correctly, and if something [...]
